New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-21
FATAL ACCIDENT IN DAKOTI.
THREE MEN KILLED IN COLLlsIoN-oTifER RAIL-

WAY DIAsTER.
MISSEAPoLIs. Sept 2O.-A Canton. Oak. dispatch to
The journal says eastbound passenger train on
the Chicago. Milwaukee and Paul Road A. J. Morse
conductor into the OF freight train at O'Clock
this morning three miles OF here The freight train
switching Inwood Iowa. and the rear part break
ing loose tore down the grade toward Canton Tor seve
miles, finally striking the passenger train.
rhe following were killed: Andrew Derrath, Rock
Valley, Iowa. limo repairer; W. A. Ploog. McGregor'
Iowa engineer OF the passenger train Charles DUNBAR
Mason City Iowa. fireman. Two bodies are stu In the
wreck and wrecklng trains are at work Thirty
escaped uninured six cars OF wheat one OIL
Cattle oic aboose aud che passenger coaches we're de-
molished. Trains are now running via ROCK Naiiey'
The accident occurred at IN, edge OF the bridge across
the sioux River and few seconds you'll have thfown
both trains into the river from high a
conductor blamed for the accident Twenty members
OF the Canton band got out OF tne smoker at Oanton o
minutes before their car was smashed into atoms
MILWAUKEE Sept 20-A dispatch to The Erening Wis
cosn from Green Bay. says freight train on the
Milwaukee and Northern Road ran through an open
switch in Hayton, Calumet County. Several cars were
demolished. The wreck Immediately took fire and was
consumed Conductor James Donnelly OF MilwaunMes -
supposed TO be in the burned debris Brakeman Fay Is
said to have been at fault aud Is missing
CHIC AGO, Sept 2o.-A Neirs dispatch from Marquette,
Mich says Duluth South Shore and Atlantic tram OF
sxtyye cars laden with ORE got away from the train
men night aud down the grade at high rate OF
speed AT track Just west OF the city the cars
crashed into side track full Of empty fats FIFTY
cars are piled thirty feet high. BILLY" Malone, the
conductor Is missing and there is doubt he IS under
the wreck Abour the same time Robert Quincy
brakeman OF the pier train got caught between inc cars
and scalped lie may live. At the same ums the
fire alarm rang and 1t found that the eompanys
freight depot the city In hames Tho nre was put
out will small loss.
CoNSFLLsvIILE, Penn, Sept Ca freight train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Road struck two COOKERS al
Fayctte station last night, killing instantly and
severely wounding the other Their names are unkuo"h
SENTENCED FOR ROBBIYG FANNY DAVENPORT
MEMrHIs. Tenn. sept 20 tSpeeiai Talbot
who stole Fanny DHveuports diamonds last February
was sentenced yesrs at hard labor today EDWIN
H. Price, Fanny Davenports husband. arrived here yes
rerday afternoon in response 10 summons from inc
Criminal Court The Of Talbot was called this
morning and Mr. Price and stated that was his
own and his wfes wish that Talbot be released but
knowing that this could not oe, L. desired to enter
petition for lenicLoy. Tho prosecuting attorney Joined
Mr.. Price in this prayer for mercy. aud the judge
recommended the prisoner TO the kindness OF the jury
The panel after few moments consultation, nAed the
punishment AT four years In the pententiary As the
verdict READ out. Mr.. Price, who sympstbHed
deeply with Talbot. shed tears Talbot ohy
twenty years old. ana drunk when he ran on WIN
the dis which ntrusted a. is care rs Gle
OF tue hotel at which Fanny Davenport was staying ITO
under sentence OF two for stealing SlV Az INC
time he stole the actresses Jewels.